Ghanaian artist Patrick Tagoe-Turkson presents a public lecture tracing his journey from the symbolic world of traditional Asafo flags to contemporary works made from discarded flip-flops collected along West African coasts.
To facilitate the processing of the exhibition at home, the virtual assistant MyLUMU, which can be accessed from the exhibition spaces with a QR code, is also available from home. The informational materials appearing next to the artefacts are supplemented with extra content (videos, interviews, transcripts).
The Ludwig Museum – Museum of Contemporary Art cordially invites you to the opening of the exhibition
In the End There Will Be No End – Neo-Avant-Garde and Contemporary Artists from the Art Fond Collection, Bratislava.
Venue: 1st floor, Glass Hall
100 éve született Peter Ludwig, a 20. század egyik legjelentősebb műgyűjtője, kinek nevét ma öt országban 19 múzeum és intézmény viseli.
The Ludwig Museum has collected its online contents that bring the museum experience closer from the comfort of your home. Virtual exhibitions, interviews, concerts, exhibition short films and much more!
Endre Koronczi will represent Hungary. Dr. Julia Fabényi, national commissioner and director of the Ludwig Museum—Museum of Contemporary Art, announced that the Jury of the open call had selected the project „Pneuma Cosmic” by curator Luca Cserhalmi.
It is the first time that a so-called NFT work has become part of a museum collection, a network piece by the BarabásiLab (a group of researchers and artists led by Albert-László Barabási).
